More charity initiatives from Harrisons Residential

More charity initiatives from Harrisons Residential

In case you missed Chris Ellis' Facebook live yesterday, Harrisons Residential in Sittingbourne are going to support the work of child bereavement charity Holding On Letting Go in the future.

The more we learn about the work that Holding On Letting Go do supporting local children and their families during some of the darkest times of their lives. The more we want to help. We were delighted to raise a fantastic £820 for them via our charity raffle, but we felt we wanted to do more. So with immediate effect we will be donating £50 to Holding On Letting Go from every property sale that goes through to completion.

So, if you are thinking of moving and would like an exceptional, five star estate agent, please contact us at Harrisons Residential and help support a very worth cause at the same time.


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